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Bent County register., 1887-08-06
The neeple.a vrasna.

A country paper in Arkansaw pno-
fishes the following announcement
seThe Mulberry conference will please
pardon us for allowing a list Of the
grand Jurors to crowd out list of
the new circuit riders just appointed
THE fact is, brethren, that the list Of
circuit riders can go over till next
week, but we owe it to our yonng
men who hare stood BY our paper to
print the list Of jurors at once. Some
Of our most promising young mer-
chants are dodging every man they
meet, and as this necessarily CON
sums great deal Of valuable time,
it is nothing more than right that we
give them the names of men to be
lodged. Unnecessary lodging has
greatly held back the CONNER
cial interests of our little city, and
yye are determined to do our best to
bring about reform. Just before the
last term of court, f. G. Fotteredge,
dealer in dry goods, groceries, new
feathers and lumber, blindly lodged
a man who seemed to be especially
waiting him, and thereby lost the op-
portunity of selling bill of goods.
The man was not a grand iuryman
as Fetteredge supposed. We are do
ing everything in our power to make
our paper invaluable to the house
hold and our Young men may rely on
the correctness Of our grand jury
lists. Services viii be held in all
our churches next Sunday. Rev.
Jim Tom Story will deal Satan some
mighty strong blows at the Metho-
dist church between the hours of ten
and eleven O'Clock 1t will be re-
membered that Jim Tom-and bet
ter fellow never looked through
wafer glass-was in the newspaper
business for many years, which gave
him greater insight to Satan's cap
ers than he could have oterwise OBJ
tanned. The Rev. Charles Owens
will preach at the Presbyterian
church. For long time he was
commercial traveller, in which eapac-
ity he associated closely with Satan.
lie relates many amusing anecdotes
of the old maa, and will take his text
in Timothy, confnlng himself main
iy, to the efforts of hay fever, prov
ing in the long run that all flesh is
grass. He will cut broad swath.
We would give the other preachers
more extended notices, but when
called upon they failed to subscribe
for our paper. Later-The Rev.
Chunk Weaver has just sent in his
subscription for one year and will
therefore preach a powerful sermon
at the Baptist church. Chunk was
at one time interested in the real es-
tate business and is therefore we'll
acquainted with many of Satan's
smoothest performances. He may
not be thrilling orator, but you may
place reliance in a great deal of what
he says. Still later: The Rev.
Walter Reardon has sent in fifty
cents for three months subscription
and will therefore preach a pretty
fair sermon at the Episcopal church.
"Our readers may rest assured that
we are going to take deep interest
IN their affairs. We are making an
effort to run our subscription fist up
to three hundred copies by the first
of next January and we call upon all
lawabiding men to give us their as
sistance. ."-"Arkansaw Traveller
Bent County register., 1887-08-06
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

BENT LAND DIsTRICT, LAMAR, Colo.
Hon. FRANK ARsOKLE, Register.
Hon. FRANK SHRooK, Receiver.
TOaice hours from 10 to y a. NJ, and
from l to o'clock P. NJ.
Bent County register., 1887-08-06
M. E. Church Directory.

Services will be held at the Hail regularly
on sunday as follows. Sunday school ut 10
O'Clock a. m. Preaching at Il O'Clock a. m.
and at p. IN. a cordial invitation is e1-
tended to all. Rev. Beardsley, Pastor.
Bent County register., 1887-08-06
The Coming Town Of South Eastern Colorado
Faatnre Oreat City,


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Bent County register., 1887-08-06
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RAILRo ADS.

The Company 4 ersriine ilnc hotci ana :,
earrcpteEs, 'nasoz. .fi.d other mechanics nfe 4
cam 90. iAl5e.sti nit gscmcnis are made TO TIA
'eHirag5 Contemplate the herring OF an ar'esia
tficated over the entire town rad It's iRlmcdia
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
local trains leave 23dst station neen minutes earlier
than Chsubers-sL
ins rvom Coaches 10 BinxhAmlon Emira HornSlsvi.ls
M Day ,o4t from 2sd-ss, chicago and ST. Louis
Coaches TO Meanwhile, Cleveland Cincinnati, chicago and
ST. Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches 10 Bufao Niagara
fa Hamilton and TorSno No extra charge Tor fast time
Coaches TO Bngnsnlton. Elmira Rochester Buffalo Ni&
CARA Falls C.ncinnat aud Chicaga
1900 noon lt6 800 500, 44O 40 $50 bod el0 $3.50.
$50 S:sSn e noon, las. AIS. SyS 7:iS 800 iosc
Pstsrsoa 40 51S. 7:ao, 100 $50 1920 m 1900 noon.
i:ts s0S SsS {a9 900 AZ S:sG 900 60 $50 Xxx.
49, iSsI is5e sVsI n.y. i5 1 slS ssS s scS 1850
p IN. 1900 midnight
NsrsTx and va Nexsrs go SOC syS "a i9S S
BOO. 1000 and 1900 midnight daily except sunday
Sundays ele = m $500 e:S0, sto p. m;
'a ssS SD s s sso iSso M and
sunaays 64s. $780, 1920 M. lao il6, $780, SOU 1880
wsr1: ina IA. lsoS &C., S Ha m .so M Sunday. m.
s s::S:s: s $780, .'sa $50 and
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston 300 m $780, n.
o.s ss 800 n S sscspt sussy 49, $780,
$40 m snnsaya $40. $3.50 1920 u M, $50. 5:00p.
A sSS sg a. sss 40. sY0 ss Ssq sS
p m Ine e1O T. train stops At Aain.sl only. no
f 5 5fri. so suna aS M sS ts s SO
Sleeping Coaches sn Ss o5ss,ss ana oiisfs ~ & shss
ao a:y " Z: Ne:
Sy Ssn r. = w q s9SsS Tai,
"'' '' I EjzxSSs: assa PAGER Asa. N.-v..A
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6tramuoais ano Railroucs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1881
CHEAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave YORK. ALssDrosses Couruandt Stree
narrsOar. Pittsoars and tho West with Pullman Palace
anu Chicago Limited Of fIflor Dinlas smoking and si.su
a soSsssuas iSr Eta.sS pcr a sS.s
sI .sI a.. saI "a. SOUL. asnS
Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily. except sunday
s Washington $50 y S regular S:so 500 S'o and % a n
$3.50 ' Sso Sa and - amt iS a as Sunday 0
For tSS Nay S ssy a On saturday, ou,
Lonr banS Lay Ltad and intern edia.e stations
Ia On Sunday SsS H. ami p N "VY DO not :o Uo es
~ Old fo ana Norfolk. Via New:York, Philadelphia and
bay plne a:So@ m. weekday. D' VIA 'A''''H0'' anu
Boaisn Broosyn Annex connect with all through
stJersey 1ly anordng speedy ana direct transfer
s ss's' IRON a T,om Washington anS satmU Us
S s C SC S s S1C s sSY am: .na 1919
I'm From PnaaePn,a 500 90 c;1 20 5iS 7so 40
SO TO TO 1.o ss ia5 IN ' .sa SisS
nsh sSn US sSS s S:s' and 81 .S i0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains Now YORK. DesOrosses and Court
.adt stree. torr,'; e., .' s4i.Sws
E mn .sa " i4,s as4s .a =.
s.% 4so g. .. :. p ~ and iS;iS night ''''''1'
'Ifh is % ~ ana njp .o aa
bundays CONNECT at Trenton FOR Camden.
leave Broad street station Philaoiphik
1901 4;J5, 4to 3lO o:sO $50 $50 So til II AL
lli6G LIMITED Express l.l4 and $50 p. ,a ls:&9
"a 6, g. $780, 7l2 sl2 and $3.50 y On SUNDAY, l2.0I
S:20 l0o %%O o:i0 $3.50 s,Ao m. l2'&S 1850 Lmitsd
Leave Camden 300 daily except suu-
day. ,.,,
and loot OF DcsUIvssos and Coursndt No Courtst
and No. Pas Brooklyn Annex station loot Of
Euitons Brooklyn station. Jersey CITY. Enigrant
Otucu. Cattle uarLen.
The New.YorH Transfer Company Will cali for chook
basgaxe from and residences
Oh AZ l. PUuH, ]. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passf Agent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1887
Sessl q coeS st; e "a & T.

,::s = i; e: - $780,, =, :. o.
1 s1%,. sSs' sUs oiss1 sa 'sn s
M western .Ss sound @ Srs .:s
stf Sls.sas% winter POI S.ssss@ 2sS sa;Ia
ss ssas sS ssss s ta' pras
Sd 5oc Whale crude NOyns[ sI S srads
sSs'ss'a s k!sn S sSs
ssi. ia ;Ic: Sss!:toc. prime. dos7Oc common $50
O(IAN FREI0HTs-The movement to-day waslight and
the Market EssI i saa. O., by y
rST SdS 2o; osals rs l g
~ ]. It.: IS s % e 4
RRisToL y siea, srai1 I'D Jour i1s 3D. bacon
pork Sr 81 s. Cd oil CAKE los ga sugar
s. sra & f g.: Ss:
c ;IfsTG by .iea% s' Grain @ aSr essca So
ialow 2o, beef ss pork - ad sugar i0s 3D. iss Vd
PRovfsIoNs-PoRKT This market has not varied in any
particular ,MSs %s., Dr s srm a M s.s o %sd
fs; S::. Gns e Gear BACK .a ~ iYs
i Sos Fr f.s P g Mes . ras s so Mes:
BEEF iiAMs-oMeL and unchanged. Quoted $40 9oas2o
ASsc a { 9S''f SHs r5s;
@ ud |a s a%' trsr qo,ed a." at
at West Clear JbCc Long and short Clear half
ami half 35c Long Clear. Csc. DRESSED lOGs-A
shade less active. city Heavy TO Light AT $50
GSc; Pigs 6Hc...LA R1,The market had strong look
day the weakened prices dropped here ga points
the bottom rates rtulaoh rs more serve
i'm MAY delivery Int otherwise quiet sales, 30 ties West
steam G77 GsOc CITY Steam steady sales 100 tcs
&C. refined quoted 7Goc. Continent Ic south American
anuary closing IS a611c LOO les Februaiy 6nbS2c
closing size; 1900 tcs March 90. Osb closing 6S?c
TEU tcs Apr Gs! GpGc closing else. $4,000 tea. May
aBa 70Sc CLOSING, 6gtc.; 100 ties June 7Oi o. l0c
closing 7.O7c.. BUTTER CHEESE and EbGs-As
guuici lat Buitrr-ElEn Cream CIV. &c: western
2Gd2sc.; state DAIRY hlfHrsm tubs. 23d2c. Welsn
tuu. ~ Poe. Weston 1mi Creamery 2Ud2Jc. lest
EN- barry 2Yc: Western Factory lao Cheese state
Factory, l34c Common 10 Fancy western Fiat ii
IT, G.. 10 Choice Light Skins, lO'1 l34c Eggs
IL, ANY amt lower State, 3'c Western. 2:c SOUTHERN
2lc: Lined 2Od2lL &c.
sUGAh-for raw sugar Tho naiLct was dnll and to a
large nominal at IS. Sc or Molssses. 3lGc
Centrifugal and 80 for Fair Refining Refined
Loaf CLc Crushed Ui2c. Cubes
Gi,c Powdered "a 6Sc Grsnnlatcd - lGc Mould &C.,
toner's 54c. Coffee standard &c. Colee
on 59r. whc EItra 5iscr Extra L 5c. 4'2G &c.
Yellow 4l4diNc.
sTEARINE-Duil and unchanged City quoted FAC. and
O,s,na atine. &c.
TAII.oW-In moderate ard firm demand. Prime City.
quot en- &c. Sele-. 10000 n OF 4l.c
NOGIA generally quirt tut on the whole steady market
ate sses comprise 5000 n tnwas eli Fleece, 10000
tco,rc, Medium T,I,s 10000 n Pulled " DOL 300 bales
india. ~ 600 SECURED Texas. private ternsj 1000
secured 3Gc; 10000 10 AN. 3sd and 1900 N do 81 Id
SPIRITS OF rURPENrfNE.
CHGRLr-roS Jan. l7.-Turpeutue firm At 80 &c. bid
49,. Jan l7.-1urpcntus hru at $50.
WILMINGTON. Jan. l7-Iurpentinn quiet ~ $500
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Dee. Sorsh Rjr,r Tssseis aud Rdilron<fa
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-with lower option market the prices of spot
good were nominal to-day. Sellers demand full figures quot
ay Al l5c for far spot Invoices but there bust
justify the quotation Mild growth. were iuI. The
option markets oI,ened a decline of 20d25 ponta
ard closed about steady ut tho opening prices
AZ follows; January. l3000l205: February. 1890 ;
March l2sOal295, April l2.S0dl2.H5. May. 1896
0I2S5; June I2s5@l2a July l2s6Gl2 1890 Augnst,
2gb 90; September IL $50 1895. Sales 81 $50
COTTON-Spo prices reduced Lice. today AMI the
nj fight salrs $40 bales fl25 last
incl of which for consumption. Tho to-
day 80 53s bales. comparing with 35OS7 bales this
81 bRles this ay last Since
port receipts have been 4lOOOJ bales
against 1892. 503 bales for the period last
Quotations American standard OF classification
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A LII fares reduced.-stonington Line. The
avorite inside Route for Boston. Providence and all
New. England points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining parIor between steamers landing ami
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
steamers per No Sc North River block
above Cana.st, at $50 y. IA. daily. except sundays
r. ". POPPLE, 0enI Passenger Art,
BOX SOll, New.YoTk
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Hlnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
upright square pianos own make a. good "A
new sale Ut liberal reduction from regular pricoa
' WILLIAM KNADE 4 co. ll2 Ffth.ayA
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'1RI.EM RiVER. RRIANCa,

HARLEM RIVER. BRANCH. '
::I =. s :s:;
s.. :;;ss "a sS e.
Wan Ts We: ss% S1y Se:s
ConnectinS Rochelle with trains for oil points ~
% as z;
Mdetoyn New Britain ana sueln branches ana Bostss
s%a q a lss. ar Hi New and m
III s.: Ds .2s w aae "s
nxLAWARE. LACKAWANLyA and WEST
IL ERM RAIJRoA HSp sH9RTE ST LINE oBETwEEy
ssf KS sSSSSITfS Coaches
o. N. DAILY except sundays Bafaic and osveso E.grsss
sSsss, &i5 s
%iisssss;Is; Dsny: ard northumberland at owssSi 10
for Wafer s.ranion sosh'%sCn SSo gu ana El"iT
I'm psily BnssIS Lmi,sS Esprsss Pullman sSsehss
cs r ss waysn sd @ E ns
s;$on m SLEEPING Coach Sssn va wiylanS ,nun..
stgsas.o%!s Scranton S!%xla%e" GGSriia:S
Rc Srnss a 3 @ ithaca
mediate station. SATURDAYS Connects at Buffalo win
sSs;sd 5 and
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains wiz leave Granf Central Drpot
M Rochester Fypres thr )r"t drawn cars 70
Al11rv TROY. 81. Aibane Rouse's Pt and Syracuse.
tH:So q. 18Th" Limited" with finny ssopp.ns ~
Aanv Utica. Syracnse Rochester RuTa'o Niaeara Fall
Erie ,cvela and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 m:
l030a M chicago Express drawneroom cars to Canaan
fli3o M. Western New.York Northern Exprsaa
with drawing. room
aiO M Albany TROY and Utica Express. with drawing
r)om ears fo Trov.
= p. No., Accommodation to Albany and TROY.
for f Saro s sms 81 en o % Das c
cago and St Lon's Dining car New YORK TO Albany;
$40 Montreal EXPRESS with sceDnrcars to Montreal
RIMS 70 Utica. stopping AT princiDai stations
D. no.. Special Slefper arrives Rochester TAO m,
BnTalo. o-35 and Cleveland 1913 n. neyfdav.
t9l5 Pacific Exrress with sleepinecars for Roches
ter Buslo Niagara Pss t1evrland Tole'o Detroit and
Chicago. SlAeDng Wa'errwn vi Uhc, alan %
Anhnrn Geneva and Canandaigu, daily e.ceo Saturday
11,i5p NIGHT Express with seepingcars To Albany
ami Trnv Cnnnects with the morning trains for theWess
and for the North except SATURDAY night ~, p..
Tickets sale nj Grand rontra' penof. No. Battery
at Wcscors Expres, Oires -paro NEAR Brnat
wav) 7s5 and 942 Broahwav an SO West 125thst Now
YORK 333 WASHINGTON and 73O Fulton Brooklyn and 70
lth.st.. Williamsburg.
Accommodations DRAWN AMI sleeDn9 can %
procured ticket Offices NewYork City and
533 Washington ST.. Prooklvn.
Bacgase called for and checked from rest Hence. .
'hese trains dalv All Others daily except Sunday
NJ TOVCEY d. n. KENDRICK
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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Cost an1 founa.

I OST.-Bank Book No. 1874 on Dry
~ DoSt s.vDEs Bank Any person having CLAIM. Sgoe
within thirty days ths said Book viii Be- declared c0n
cec and 81 nguished and issued n Lieu AseoSk
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot of cortlandt or pes
brosses sts follows
A. IN. Catasa uqua and intermediate points.
a. Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester. bunalo AMI
The Test and principal local points Char car 10 "ukes
barre.
for Tunkhannock intermediate points Char car
t01unkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
$40 Plttston and principal intermediate points
Char Pttston
o4Op for Coplay and intermediate points Connection
Recalling an,i HARRISBURG Chair 60 lllY
Tor GENEVA Lyons ElmIrA Rochester. Buffalo, AL
the West Pullman sleeper LYONS
7,5On m for taurys ami intermediate points
Trains leaving L l and $40 n. connect t1e
all points In Mahanoy ami Hazieton ,oi tie yionA
SUNDAY TRAINS
Ga m. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
points
54Op. m. for Coplsy AMI nterme late points
for Geneva Lyons. Enira Rochester Buffalo AMI
theWest Pullman sleeper to Lyons
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Miseellaneous.

DENSlONS, Officers pay bounty procured
dsssrters relieved ~ years PRACTICE no fee
WV ''' ''''"''' -"' Nv. MCCORMICK 4 SON,
WasAtaSsoO. d q
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European advertisements.
oRATErUI-CoMFoRr
EPPS'S COCOA.

BRBAKFAYT.-"Bya thorough knowledge osths uaturs
sw: which the eperatens digestion nutron
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diet st constitution may Be GRADUALLY up
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Business Qbaures.

d .(On "A BARGAIN for a baker; store
spsVDV. and all fixtures; new. Apply H. sCHtCk,
!, 1893 Myrtle ave. brooklyn
L'OR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-Thc best Jew
L elry bushes In Denver. col Address
4. T.. o. Box 2 10. Denver.
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~ Trains from Cham Engtewo0d
lsnany losler sparkhill Nyack 5:3U TAO $50 ESD
II 80 M, lao, $40. 400 400 go o:AO o3 800,
1880 H. 1900 midnight sundays 49, $50 400 and
AGO D. IN ksnaet spring Valley. Monscy and raiimans
$50 Tao, $50 =. Sioo $50 p H. sundays $3.50 q
s.usDu I.
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DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

AZ LINE Tho Popular inside Route TO Boston, sS
Worcester 81 81 Corresponding REDUCTION To Ali points
Steamers CITY Worcester and 1ity OF New.iork"
leave Pier 40 Told NUMBER North RIVER foot Of Wattss
pier above Desbrosses Ferry daily except SUNDAY as
4:SOp q. ". BhADl. Agent
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DAY LINE
ID 10 OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk. Va, and South
Penn X. X $50 \. Paror TO Baltimore
Palace steamers arriving al Ola Point NJ el3
Norfolk y y u Il. " IOMPkINs, Geni lass. Agent
N, Y
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Hnrtion Sales.
EXECUTORS SALE OF

HoRsRs, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
RE0IsrERED JERsEY CATTLE
Shropshire Sheep. Thoroughbred Poultry,
Blsshs. Wagons. Robes etc,
belonging TO tho estate Of tho late
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
AZ Auction,
THURSDAY, January 90 1887. ut 10 O'CLOCK %
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE, LIMITED,
broadway and 5othst, Nsw'York
The property will 1t the place OF sale January H.
where may be inspected includes Thoroughbred st.
Toulouse bropSo TURKEYS kousu
zndsiuslan robos etc For catalogues addrsss
PETER @. KELLOGG a CO, AucronSera
l07 John Sc, New York.
ssSSss%TS s $SzES Executor. and rra.sss.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-

dence Newport and Ali New-EngIand Pcnts All rail-
from Grand Central Depot Express trlns daily tSuniays
excepted, At - IL tparor cars attaeaedl and Ii
palace sleeping sunday trans lOL
ace parlor cars). IL y. with palace sleeping carsL
For Newport take 200 Boston Express with parloc
cara iekiord Tor arriving NJ ZOO
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Daufiny Araoemirs.

A Lien DODWORTH. No. 6s1 Fifth-ave.
Class and private essona send stamp for circular.
NEW WORK, contains instruction for all and 300
figures for the cotilon 81 90 stamps postal
order
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S,
~ 629 Madsonaye Private lessons hour daily; classes
evcry day classes now forming.
ENERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1872 East 55th-st
school for Dancing. Department Calisthsncs
ercisea Classes and private lessons Send for circular
DE LLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 57S
~ 6THAvE Is reopen.d for the send postage
circular.
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xXIEST SHORE RAILROAD

w N. Y &. and II. n. r. Co, lessee.
Trains leave West 42d-st station Olowa and Is
utes earlier from foot Of Jay ST.. North River
Detroit and Chicago 1888 m 500 .s:l5p m.
Utica Syrac,ise Buraio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls Eli s966A -6:D5. 'sl5 D m.
HIGHLAND Kn9ston saugertiea CatsklL Albany J'lS.
'7:l5. '955. l30 T. M. 400 800. 'S:l5n
transton's West Point. Cornwall Newburg $40 .a;i3
$3.50 'lO:l6 ll3OA ~. 500 500 1915 and 0'VS
y NJ. Cranst0n'S Cornwall. Newbur1
For Montreal and Canada East, COS r. m ,.
Hamilton. LONDON. $3.50 m. $500. BID p m Iorontos
1885 1905. .S:l5 n .,.u.
Elegant sleeping ears Buffalo Nigara rans. DcroiS
Chicago and st Ious on all through trains ,,, .
Day Daily except Saturday Other trains daily exceos
Sunday. -,.-.... 80. ,,,.,,.,.
FortIckets ue-tDies ,.rlDr Ir s,1t r I;;t iDtb
tons ,r inform ,tiol bvDv Hoes Br oNy l-b5S Vb1
ington.st 100 Fulton..t Anpcs tca 1927 "a l,a.te
New York city 1875 942 Broadway lo3 Bowery, mi
IVES. shore stations footo West 42st; foot oi Jaysh Il
Wow HENRY MON EFT,
6yand& &tlt-ava General Passenger Agent
NEW HAVEN. steamers leave Peck slip
~ pier rs Il RI It 30 III anil III (Sunsys eKce JtelI
steamer time for early trains north and SAT-
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